I was hoping someone could help me decipher some missed spelled italian words, this comes from what i think is my gggrandfather death certificate, I could only rewrite what I seen on film so spelling may be wrong. when i try altavista translator it just shows the word I typed. maybe someone fluent in italian can figure what the words really are....here goes

Good job. some words stilled missed spelled, but I think I got his age at death now, 78. It was getting hard to translate when I don't even have the words spelled correctly, so thank you very much.. the word SETTANTOTTO, should be SETTANTA OTTO...which translate to 78.

Yes this should be Augustales grandfather, but what is baffling me besides my ineptness to decipher italian , is his name ANGELO ANTONIO, my grandfather, Augustale was named for him, on the birth I sent you it says Augustale is the grandfathers name married to Raffaela Laino. this I know as fact. But why the different name? At least now I know the names of his parents..this is good. Saverina such a pretty name.

Yes this should be Augustales grandfather, but what is baffling me besides my ineptness to decipher italian , is his name ANGELO ANTONIO, my grandfather, Augustale was named for him, on the birth I sent you it says Augustale is the grandfathers name married to Raffaela Laino. this I know as fact. But why the different name? At least now I know the names of his parents..this is good. Saverina such a pretty name.

Yes: in fact this is another name... Angelo Antonio no Augustale, but your Augustale jr was called as the gfather; so was an Augustale sr; in ship's manifest of Augustale jr uncles was wrote that the relatives in Italy was Augustale(Sr)?
Some time can be that the real name is various from name written on birthact; why to child, given an name but really, after call it with another name..sure this is An Catuosco ( to purpose you read in coloumn, around number act that was wrote CATUSCO and no CatUOSCO ?) just an mistery; for better explanation is necessary an anlisys of all documents that you have already........................
regards, suanj

Yes Suanj it said Catuosco..What I find a mystery is the Wife's name is the same as my gggrandmother, Rafaela Laino. and Eliseo is the name of Augustales ggrandfather.. I have not been able to copy the document from the film. the man who does itwas ill. Thats why I had to write it all down. WHen I get document I will surely put for you to see.

girty wrote:I was hoping someone could help me decipher some missed spelled italian words, this comes from what i think is my gggrandfather death certificate, I could only rewrite what I seen on film so spelling may be wrong. when i try altavista translator it just shows the word I typed. maybe someone fluent in italian can figure what the words really are....here goes

girty wrote:I was hoping someone could help me decipher some missed spelled italian words, this comes from what i think is my gggrandfather death certificate, I could only rewrite what I seen on film so spelling may be wrong. when i try altavista translator it just shows the word I typed. maybe someone fluent in italian can figure what the words really are....here goes

I don't know if anyone translated this for you. I hope I am not repeating what anyone else has stated, but here is the translation.

I hope it helps,
Trish

In the year one thousand eight hundred ninety-six, of day twenty-four, of November, at the hour post-meridian three and minute forty in the Town Hall.

and appeared Picardi Angelo, of age fifty-one, farmer, residing in Paterno, and Mallardino Giuseppe, (age & profession went here), residing in Paterno, both of whom declared that at the hour post-meridian eleven and minute thirty, of yesterday, in the house on Via Tempa Chiesa, at number six, and died Catuosco Angelo Antonio, of age seventy-eight, farmer, (probably states son {figlio}) of the late Elisio, farmer, resided in Paterno, and of the late Caso Saverina, farmer, spouse of the late Laino Raffaela.

Thank you Trish for the translation..Is so hard to translate it yourself using a translator when you have the words misspelled.. I send alot of my documents to suanj, but I hate to be such a bother to her. She has help so much as has so many on this site. I thought maybe I could do this one on my own. I did do my gggrandaunts by myself (pats herself on back) but this one was hard
thanks again to all who helped.

girty wrote:Thank you Trish for the translation..Is so hard to translate it yourself using a translator when you have the words misspelled.. I send alot of my documents to suanj, but I hate to be such a bother to her. She has help so much as has so many on this site. I thought maybe I could do this one on my own. I did do my gggrandaunts by myself (pats herself on back) but this one was hardthanks again to all who helped.

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